Elbow room, temperature checks, and masks: What the country's first post-outbreak concert was like
Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images(ARKANSAS) — Someday, hopefully soon, the COVID-19 crisis will be a distant memory, and a trivia question might arise: “Which act played the first live concert during the outbreak?” The answer is Travis McCready.
Brad Pitt surprises graduates of Missouri State University with video greeting
ABC/Eric McCandless(MISSOURI) — Like many other grads this year, Missouri State University’s class of 2020 had to make do with a video graduation in this day of social distancing. Unlike other students, they got a shout-out from Brad
Road trip! Survey says two-thirds of American drivers plan to hit the road after COVID-19 quarantines
iStock/VorDa(LOS ANGELES) — After months of COVID-19 lock-downs and quarantines, a new survey shows Americans want to stretch their legs, and hit the gas. A survey of 2,000 American drivers shows that two-thirds plan to travel more
Everyone's a critic: Kristen Bell reveals her daughter's opinion piece about her “bad reactions”
ABC/Nicole Wilder(LOS ANGELES) — With schools closed until the fall semester, parents are working hard to not only keep their children’s education on track, but also maintain their sanity in the process. For actress Kristen Bell, she opened up to how
COVID-19 all-in-one update
(NEW YORK) — Here’s the latest information on the COVID-19 coronavirus as of 9:30 a.m. ET. Latest reported numbers globally per Johns Hopkins University Global diagnosed cases: 4,823,479 Global deaths: 318,857. The United States has the most
President Trump reveals he’s taking hydroxychloroquine
Liliboas/iStock(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — President Trump told reporters at the White House Monday that he’s been taking hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malarial drug that he has repeatedly insisted is effective as a treatment against COVID-19. The president said he’s been
Worker returns to office during lockdown to rescue forgotten banana
subjug/iStock(GLASGOW) — As so many of us can relate, we went to work one day, and the next day we were told to indefinitely work from home due to COVID-19. Well, one woman who goes by the online
US COVID-19 death toll surpasses 90,000
iStock/kemalbas (NEW YORK) — The United States remained the hardest-hit country in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, with its death toll on Monday surpassing 90,000. According to data from Johns Hopkins University, the nation has suffered at least